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Mansurbek Satarov

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Mansurbek Satarov

Ph.D. researcher in trustworthy AI, and the engineer who ships it.

I study how behavior forms inside a model while it trains, and build the systems that keep it trustworthy once it ships.

Every claim, checked

Nothing on this site is asserted. A claim is marked verified only where a public, machine-checkable artifact backs it; everything else is labeled self-reported, in plain sight.

Claims on this site

0 of 5 checked

  1. WorkVerified20 of 22 case studies resolve to a public repository
  2. Open sourceVerified46 repositories classified as own work from commit data
  3. PlaygroundVerifiedFive playable systems, each with a pure core under unit test
  4. ResearchVerifiedResearch direction stated; individual work not yet citable
  5. Self-reportedSelf-reported2 projects are résumé-declared with no public repository

Self-reported is not a failure state. It marks work declared on a résumé that no public repository can confirm — kept on this list so you know exactly which claims you can check yourself.

19 research areas, four questions

Research →

How model behavior forms during training, how to keep it predictable once it has, what the model is made of, and what changes when it starts using tools.

Training & learning dynamics

Safety, security & governance

Models, modality & efficiency

Agentic & retrieval systems

RLHF & preference optimization

How preference data and policy optimization shape model behavior.

Training & learning dynamicsHow behavior forms while a model is being trained, and how to trace it back.

Selected work

All 22 projects →

Research systems, agentic pipelines and production ML, each with the architecture that made it work and the results it actually produced.

  1. Multi-Agent Deep Research

    A LangGraph supervisor/worker research workflow that plans, gathers evidence, extracts structured findings, and writes sourced reports.Python · LangGraph · OpenAI API

    Complete
  2. Retail Intelligence Platform

    End-to-end Azure retail analytics: customer lifetime value, churn risk, basket associations, household search, and cached dashboards.FastAPI · React · Vite

    Complete
  3. RAG Assistant

    A modular retrieval-augmented generation pipeline: ingestion, chunking, embeddings, ChromaDB vector search, and a conversational interface.Python · Flask · ChromaDB

    Complete
  4. DinoMind Evolution

    NEAT neuroevolution learns to play a dino runner — neural networks evolve generation by generation to dodge obstacles.Python · Pygame · NEAT-Python

    Complete
  5. DocuParse

    High-performance PDF/EPUB/MOBI → structured Markdown conversion with AI layout detection, LaTeX equation handling, and multilingual support.Python · OCR · Layout-detection models

    Complete
  6. DigitRecognizer

    A neural network handwritten from scratch in NumPy — forward propagation, backprop, and gradient descent on MNIST, no frameworks.Python · NumPy · Matplotlib

    Complete

163 points — one for every public repository and starred reference. The 46 in blue are his own work, verified from commit history.

Open source, honestly labeled

Open source →

Every public repository, labeled by a relationship computed from commit data. Forks and stars are listed as exploration and reading — never counted as contribution.

Own work
46
Forks kept for study
39
Saved references
78
Technologies used
59

Own work by domain

  • Web20
  • Data science7
  • Computer vision6
  • LLM & agents4
  • Cloud3
  • Systems2
  • Games2
  • Other1
  • Machine learning1

Bars count repositories the classifier resolved to his own commit history. Forks and stars are excluded from every bar here.

Label definitions

Built by me
Owned, not a fork, with a substantial own-commit history.
Co-built
Owned, with two or more active co-contributors.
Contributed
Someone else's repository, with merged pull requests.
Forked & explored
A fork kept for study. Counts as reading, not work.
Studied / used
Depended on or read closely, without commits.
Saved resource
Starred for reference. Zero contribution claimed.

Things you can play

Playground →

Five systems that run in your browser. Each has a pure, deterministic core under unit test — the code the tests replay is the code you play.

  • DinoMind Arena

    Race a visualized AI runner over the identical seeded course.

  • Re-Entry Corridor

    Hold the descent inside the corridor on a fixed propellant budget.

  • Go / No-Go Drill

    Read four gauges and call the burn before the clock runs out.

  • Neural Tic-Tac-Toe

    Exact alpha-beta on 3×3, depth-limited search on 3×3×3.

  • Typing Challenge

    Machine-learning terms and real code, scored on live WPM and accuracy.

Let’s build something trustworthy

Research collaboration, Ph.D.-adjacent work, and engineering that has to hold up. Replies usually within two days.

Open to research collaborations and internships.